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High-accuracy monitoring

of oxygenation in human tissue

preterm neonate of 970 g with OxyPrem NOAH sensor

Latest Technology
for Newborns

Advanced Algorithms

Reusable High-Accuracy Sensors

Designed also
for Smallest Patients 

preterm neonate with OxyPrem 1.4 sensor

A Summary of
Challenges

Just 5 minutes 

without oxygen are enough to cause permanent brain damage. 

46% of survivors

of severe prematurity suffer from life-long consequences.

It is important that medical teams can react before damage occurs.

Latest News

Fifth patent has been granted

September 2026

We are proud that OxyPrem has received the granting in Europe for our 5th patent. This patent protects our advanced self-calibration algorithms. Accomplishments like these motivate us further to improve and innovate.

OxyPrem at EAPS in Athens

September 2026

A representative team of OxyPrem attended the EAPS conference in Athens. We were happy to connect with peers from across Europe and the rest of the world and to showcase our products to clinical practitioners and decision-makers.

Our Mission
Our non-invasive sensors offer real-time insight into tissue oxygen levels. Inadequate oxygenation can cause brain and other organ damage.
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Long-standing wish

Successful development of a next-generation device for tissue oximetry has been a long-standing request by the clinical community.

Fragile patients

Premature children belong to the most vulnerable patient groups and require extra careful handling and treatment. 

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